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The Archive contains millions of records
in the form of original documents or transcripts, many not
available outside Northern Ireland, all relating to Ulster
families, the earliest being 1219,{A Papal Bull}, but most from
1600 onwards.
Included are
most of the surviving
Church registers of baptism, marriage and burial for every
Parish in Northern Ireland. There are also all early census
fragments and returns, family papers and personal letters, Wills
and probates, land leases and agreements, rental records, estate
papers, thousands of complete family pedigrees, 18th and 19th
century voting and land taxation records, a wide collection of
gravestone inscriptions, emigration records , ships passenger
lists, 19th century school reports and Workhouse records, to
name just a few.
If reliable documented evidence of your
family is to be found anywhere in Ireland it is likely to be
found in this archive. Be aware the evidence may exist, or it
may not. A great deal depends on what the family have left for
us to find and of course the survival of the records down
through the years.
If you outline briefly your particular
research needs, using the free assessment form, including
research you have already carried out, so there is no
duplication, I will access the feasibility of your request and
come back to you with a proposed Research Plan.
I will also provide you with a quotation
of the total cost and a completion time to undertake the
research as detailed.
If my proposal proves to be
acceptable, payment can then be made using PayPal and we can go
forward from there.
Thank you
Free AssessmentComplete and submit our Free Assessment Form and we will appraise the information that you have and advise on whether or not further research is feasible. This service is entirely free of charge and you are under no obligation. When the assessment is completed you can choose from a number of options should you wish to pursue and expand your search for your ancestral family roots here in Ireland. |
